North Carolina Heating Oil Prices in 2010
24 EIA surveys, Jan 4, 2010 to Dec 27, 2010
Last updated
- Average
- $2.828
- High
- $3.098
- Dec 27
- Low
- $2.676
- Jan 4
- Against 2009
- Up +$0.455 (+19.2%)
- change in average
In 2010, EIA published 24 residential heating oil prices for North Carolina. They averaged $2.828 a gallon, from a low of $2.676 on January 4, 2010 to a high of $3.098 on December 27, 2010.
The average was 19.2% above 2009’s $2.373.
EIA surveys only during the heating season in most years, so there are no North Carolina values for April, May, June, July, August and September.
Week by week
Every survey in 2010
| Month | Survey dates and prices | Month average |
|---|---|---|
| January | Jan 4 $2.676Jan 11 $2.776Jan 18 $2.761Jan 25 $2.749 | $2.741 |
| February | Feb 1 $2.703Feb 8 $2.700Feb 15 $2.703Feb 22 $2.706 | $2.703 |
| March | Mar 1 $2.711Mar 8 $2.723Mar 15 $2.722 | $2.719 |
| October | Oct 4 $2.782Oct 11 $2.836Oct 18 $2.844Oct 25 $2.835 | $2.824 |
| November | Nov 1 $2.840Nov 8 $2.881Nov 15 $2.925Nov 22 $2.932Nov 29 $2.933 | $2.902 |
| December | Dec 6 $2.979Dec 13 $3.025Dec 20 $3.037Dec 27 $3.098 | $3.035 |
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, weekly heating oil residential price table. Prices exclude taxes.
Heating oil — weekly North Carolina, CSV (12 rows, from 2026-02-02 to 2026-10-19)
Columns: survey_date, area, fuel, price_usd_per_gallon_excl_taxes. Prices are residential, in dollars per gallon ($/gal), excluding taxes. Source: EIA.